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Oregon Coast, USA! or Bohol, Philippines!
Apr 1999 time: 05:26
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FOX news just reported the discovery south of Baghdad of many boxes filled w/ "white powder" in vials and nerve agent. Also, documents on chem warfare.
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MichaeltheGreat
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mooning the house that Ruth built.
Oct 1999 time: 21:26
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quote: Originally posted by faded glory
This is a blantant lie. I dont know who started this, the left throws this around like it means something. In the 1980's we gave Iraq about 60 million dollars (chump change compared to the 90 billion the USSR gave Iraq!) in aid but never was there any weapons transfers between US and Iraqi governments....ever |
The USSR never "gave" 90 billion to anyone, anywhere, for anything. You must have pulled that number out of the orifice of your choice.
As for US aid programs, as well as military support via intelligence analysts, satellite and aerial intel, etc., that's all a matter of public record in the Federal District Court in Atlanta, Georgia, where principals of the Banco Nazionale di Lavorno were tried for their alleged "illegal" transfers to Iraq. It was a bit embarassing to the prosecutors when it was demonstrated by the defense with US government documents that the US taxpayer guaranteed over six billion in improperly documented (by US) and improperly authorized (again by US) Dept. of Agriculture and Dept. of Commerce loan guarantees. This was part of a combined 40 billion in aid from the US and Arab countries to keep Iraq in it's war with Iran.
BTW, the DIA long ago concluded the vast majority of fatalities from Halabja were consistent with cyanide poisoning, and the Iraqis never had or developed cyanide based agents. They used mustard and VX at Halabja, the Iranians used cyanide base agents. You figure it out. The same way you figure out how incensed the US was at the time. The silence was near deafening.
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Now compare that to the military equipment bought from France, USSR, and Germany.....
hmmm..
Who gave the Iraqi's Mirage F-1's, MiG-29's and T-72's?
Who gave them Chem and Bio weapons?
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Nobody "gave" them anything. The Iraqis bought it on the open market, and the US isn't really in much position to *****, seeing as we're the largest arms exporter in the world. 
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Yes, you win the "perpetually clueless" award once again, gas pumper.
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Oregon Coast, USA! or Bohol, Philippines!
Apr 1999 time: 05:26
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They did find two intact long range missiles, don't recall the type.
Only 17 days in...
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Oregon Coast, USA! or Bohol, Philippines!
Apr 1999 time: 05:26
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Looks like they found something chemical...not sure yet though.
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http://www.msnbc.com/news/895392_asp.htm?0cv=CA01
quote: NEAR KARBALA, Iraq, April 7 — U.S. Army commanders say they have discovered more than a dozen barrels of chemicals in an agricultural facility 30 miles northeast of here that have tested positive as blister and nerve agents. If that initial analysis is backed up by further testing, it would be the first confirmed seizure by U.S. forces of Iraqi chemical weapons. |
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what about the tabin, and the blister agent?
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On Reuters, just reported a few minutes ago, allied troops claim to have found a number of missles with sarin and mustard gas warheads.
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